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Government approved haircuts for men hit barber shops

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AP Television is adhering to Iranian law that stipulates all media are banned from providing BBC Persian or VOA Persian any coverage from Iran, and under this law if any media violate this ban the Iranian authorities can immediately shut...
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Opening ceremony of climate conference

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1. Wide of delegates seated inside conference centre 2. Mid of Moody Awori, Kenyan Vice President, arriving and sitting down 3. Various of singers welcoming delegates 4. Wide of delegates inside conference centre AUDIO of singers...
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USA: CLINTON HAILS PRESIDENT KIM AS COURAGEOUS SURVIVOR

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Eng/Kor/Nat U-S President Bill Clinton is hailing South Korea's leader as a human rights pioneer -- and a courageous survivor. Kim Dae-jung (kihm day-joong) has arrived in Washington for a day of talks with Clinton at the White House....
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Secretary of State John Kerry urges steps to ensure democracy in Africa

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Secretary of State John Kerry said Saturday the US is ready to help increase its ties with Africa, but nations across the continent need to take stronger steps to ensure security and democracy for its people. In an Africa policy address...
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A new study shows that while colony collapse remains a serious problem, beekeepers think drought and starvation may be playing larger roles in decimating the population of the buzzing insects that pollinate many fruits and vegetables.

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HEADLINE: Beekeeper: Missing bees create a buzz CAPTION: A new study shows that while colony collapse remains a serious problem, beekeepers think drought and starvation may be playing larger roles in decimating the population of the...
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US Secretary of State on Sudan and Aids crisis

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Nairobi - Regency Hotel 1. Powell meeting UN and NGO aid workers and others working in Kenya, zoom in 2. Cutaway, cameraman 3. SOUNDBITE: (English) Colin Powell, U-S Secretary of State: about Sudan "We will see whether the Khartoum...
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ENTERTAINMENT WEEKLY: ENT3- PHOTO POSITIVE VIEW

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English/Nat A major exhibition of photographs by some of the 20th century's most important photographers has just opened in London. A Positive View 2 opens Thursday at The Chimney, The Old Truman Brewery, in London's East End and runs...
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Bosnia/Croatia - Humanitarian Crisis

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The United Nations on Monday (3/7) marked the third anniversary of the opening of the humanitarian airlift to Bosnia, frustrated by its inability to bring in food for Sarajevo and other beseiged areas, or maintain steady energy supplies....
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MANY OF AZERBAIJAN'S CITIZENS LIVE IN SQUALOR DESPITE OIL WEALTH

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As Azerbaijan's oil-fuelled economy continues to prosper, there are concerns that the huge revenues are not trickling down to the areas of the former Soviet nation that most need it. Twenty kilometres (12 miles) from the boomtown...
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SOMALIA: DROUGHT BRINGS FAMINE FEAR

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English/Nat Food and relief agencies are warning of massive food shortages in southern Somalia unless large quantities of seeds, tools and food are supplied to impoverished residents. Months of drought have destroyed a series of...
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Enriched food helping malnourished children

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Sekota 1. Various of severely malnourished children in hospital near Sekota 2. Various of enriched food product called plumpynut being distributed and fed to children at outpatient therapeutic feeding centre 3. SOUNDBITE: (Amharic) ...
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STORY: A race to avert famine in Haiti's rural north west is underway, as the poorest region of the poorest country in the Western Hemisphere struggles against formidable odds - a five-year drought and a six-month old international trade...
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Hackers out to steal SKorea and US military secrets, researchers say

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Santa Clara, California, US - 3 July 2013 1. Wide exterior of McAfee Inc. headquarters 2. Close of McAfee sign on building 3. Wide of McAfee Director of Technical Solutions, Bruce Snell showing cyber security software 4. Snell looking...
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A plague of rats is causing a food shortage

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Chittagong Hill Tracts - March 16 - 17, 2008 1. Wide of hills in Southeast of Bangladesh 2. Wide of jeep as it enters Thiekyong village 3. Wide of village houses 4. Close up of children 5. Mid of children 6. Wideshot of Sawkcheo...
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UNHCR airlift supplies into Mogadishu for first time in 5 years

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1. Wide of aircraft taxiing on tarmac 2. Various of cargo of aid being unloaded from plane 3. Close of aid parcels on tarmac 4. Wide of plane and cargo 5. Aid being taken away 6. Mid of aid on pallet 7. Close of "UNHCR" (United Nations...
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ETHIOPIA: DANAN: FAMINE - PEOPLE HEAD FOR FEEDING CENTRES

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English/Nat Ethiopians continue to flee from the bush as their livestock is killed by the drought. They head for feeding centres like Danan. The population of the small village in the dry plains of southeastern Ethiopia has grown to...
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Draft declaration urges leaders to back new hunger-fighting strategy

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1. Pan right wide exterior FAO (Food and Agriculture Organisation) headquarters 2. UN flag 3. Wide media room inside FAO 4. Pan right media room and worker preparing chairs 5. Tilt up press bag with FAO World summit logo 6. Cleaner...
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Project gives shanty towns'' teenagers chance of new life

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1. Zoom-out from statue of Christ, the Redeemer, to wide of theatre entrance 2. Pan showing the five- to 9-year-old children training before the show 3. Tilt-up of little girl dancing during training session 4. Pan of teenage dancers...
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North Korean defectors testify to UN panel on human rights abuses

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UN investigators probing alleged human rights abuses in North Korea heard harrowing evidence in London on Wednesday from a handful of defectors who have reached the United Kingdom after fleeing their homeland. The proceedings were held...
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Deputy PM voices anger against militant group al-Shabab

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1. Various of drought-affected people waiting to move to a new camp in Mogadishu 2. Wide of camp for people suffering as a result of the drought and famine 3. Mid of woman with two children sitting outside a tent 4. Wide of camp 5. Mid...
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UN goodwill ambassador visits famine hit country

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1. Wide shot US actress Mia Farrow entering village 2. Line of people waiting 3. Close up local villagers sat, one man holds a baby 4. Close up baby's face 5. Various of women inside hut 6. Close up baby's face 7. SOUNDBITE: (English)...
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PHILIPPINES: HUNDREDS PROTEST AGAINST STATE ECONOMIC POLICY

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Natural Sound Hundreds of people have taken part in a protest in Manila to denounce the economic policies of Philippine President Fidel Ramos. The farmers and trade union members say Ramos, whose term ends in June, will leave behind a...
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US Marines arrive in Thailand to help cyclone aid efforts

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1. US Marines helicopter arriving at Mae Sot province airport 2. Various of Marine getting off helicopter 3. Various of Marines at Mae Sot airport 4. SOUNDBITE: (English) Colonel Mark Losack, Chief of staff, 3 Marine Expeditionary...
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Hospitals shut down as doctors and nurses on strike

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1. Ambulance outside Parirenyatwa Hospital 2. Nurses sitting under tree 3. Wide of closed doors 4. Set-up shot of doctor Kudakuache Nyamukukwa, President of Parirenyatwa Hospital Association of Doctors 5. SOUNDBITE (English) Kudakuache...